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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
The Yellowstone Park.
4 FRESH DESCRIPTION OF THE GLoilEe stIN
THERE.
spon,Ience salt Lake Tribune.i
Yellowstone NATIONAL PARk.
August 10. ls91.


Correspondence salt Lake Trbune
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK.
August 10, Is57.
Bright rose the August sun a we sprang
from our restful bcd> in search Of pleas
ures sure 70 lie along the days inviting
journey.
At every Step from Frehole Basin to
Yellowstone Falls one encounters the
strangeet formations and newest wonders
are constantly unfolding before him, If he
has ewes to sec. or ear- to hear.
About the most interesting sight that
engaged our attention was group OF
mound-like mountains symmetrical in
shape and more than FIVE hundred feet in
perpendicular height, and composed OF
almost pure sulphur. There appears to be
enough to supply the whole world for all
time to come-and eternity, too, for that
matter. Scattered all about the bases OF
these lighthouses of Tophct are number
less breathing holes that send up an abom-
Unable stencil and are as hot as the breath
from furnace. These holes vary in size
from a pin-point 10 more than foot IN
diameter, and glttering, granulated sui
phur like yellow wreath. lies in little
circular rim around each one in the man
ner Of coarse gravel around the ants en-
trance to his busy home in the mound that
his skill and patience have erected.
THE FALL OF THE YELLOWSTONE
Is about $50 feet at this place, and just
before the natural dam of rock is reached
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
Compliments Of the Season.

From tile Springfield ~. NeN-
The deuilrn- Or Chicago ARE 4 tiie under
growth Of thu human forest. dwarfi,h cN-
ample II mental ANA moral abortion. 4, for
religion. alb they can -how ia FEW Sicily
,prout, Of moral decay. BAD whisky, siIe
women aud stale tobacco are the ingredients
which make up for ;he average Chiea-oan m
ideal heaven upon earth. The heaven Of their
future hope j. a place where the rivers run
with fourth proof brandy over bed, Of sugar,
mixing them toddy that is fun Of boundIcss
drunk, without money and without price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
Pats View Of It.

A Irishman writing to his wife. who va,
still in "Ould Ireland, began Als letter by
making the following surprising statement :
Its foine country Bridget, an no
mistake I've this day put phat they call
an inshoorance on me loifc, an if Id fall
down ladder wid me hod an break me
neck tomorry, begarrd an Id get So u
wake a. long a. I'm dead. Its foine
country, that's phat it j.. = Deffod Free
Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
Delicate Children. Nursing

Mothers, Overworked Men and for all diseases
where the tissues are wasting away from the
inability to digest food, or from oyerwork;
should take SCOTS Emulsion of Pure Cod Liy-
er Oil with Hypophosphites. Il used the
Emulsion on lady who was delicate. 1t put
her in such good health and flesh, that must
say it is the best Emulsion" Il. Z. WADDELL,
NJ. D., Hugh's Mills, S. c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

Too Much Terrible storm
that. last evening, George" Didn't hear II, old
man" Didn't hear it: Mau alive, it thun-
dered bit to wake the dead" 'iIa, thought
saw lightning, but didn't hear any thunder.
An old schoolmate of my wife's is visiting her.
and they haven't seen each other for ten years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

q. o. D.-The initials of Conner, On,
Dabar. 1t is singular coincidence, and
worthy of thought, that the letters com
posing the English name of Deity should
be the initials Of the Hebrew words, wis
dom, strength and beauty; the three great
pillars, or metaphorical supports of
Masonry. They seem 10 present almost
the only reason that can reconcile ma
son TO the use of the initial &c" in its
conspicuous suspension in the East of the
lodge, in place of the Delta. The incident
seems to be more than an accident En-
eyclopedta of Free Masonry CleaaehaRe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
From our Regular Correspondent.
Washington Letter.

WAsHINGToN, u. e.. Sept II, 1881.
President Cleveland wants and expects
a denomination, not because his party
they do not, but because Of the more po-
tential reason of the lack of Presidential
timber The Democratic party hasn't
great deal of material to select from, and
no one knows it better than Mr.. Cleveland
Circumstances on this account are decided
IL in his favor, and he realizes the fact and
Of course will turn 1t to the best adyan-
tagc. Having completely gobbled up his
party. and secured beyond peradventure
his denomination, there is no earthly
reason why he should undertake now to
pose political martyr, as in the recent
six column interview. The party has done
great deal for Cleveland. and it Will hc
compelled % 10 more. \ shepherd j. the
greatest need Of the democratic hock, and
no one j. more available :han Cleveland,
and while he las patronage to bestow. and
has finally cast ont the muGwumps, he will
have, no difficulty in securing all the party
can bc>tow. The sheep hear his voice
and follow him but stranger they will
not follow
Speaker Carlisle j. awaking 70 the fact
that h. has a contested election on his
hands Tie labor candidate. Thohc.
,;,, . ta,... f....,, ..t,.t.,,I ", ,...r,I ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

rREAL, ny II. \. DUNN. BLuEHIII, NE.
During the last representation Of Free
mans circus in this city was an auricplar
witness Of the following amusing con
vcrsation between father and his little
boy
Let u~ sit down, my child.
Papa. papa
Well what is the matter?
When will the circus commence?
In little while.
Are those men in uniform belonging to
the circus:
Yes.
And that man down there, does he own
the circus:
~ he l. policeman
What l. policeman
man who arrests criminals
Eluwy
IIc puts them in prison.
VIII he arrest youE
oh no
Wb} not:
because have not done anything.
WHY haven't YOU done anything?
Because | haven't been wicked.
But you could strike him between the
cy,~. couldn't you. If h. tried 70 arrest
you:
suppose IN.
Will hr lrt you alone th"n:
,rt..-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

denly debouchcs and falling over the
abyss is beaten to frothy suds and
mists and mighty roar come up to I'LL
/ the air Resting here moment the waters
I hesitate as If to escape the final catastro-
. phe. when they go over in foaming froth
To fall on the black teeth of lava rock that
cut the liquid whtencsS through and
through still on they sweep, and Swifter
( aud whittier till they split on a ledge of
anchored rock in mid-river, and, parting
I there like the streaming trcsscs of an
AlbinO gnomc rush on and on forever. 1t
+ i impossible 10 compare Yellowstone Falls
to Niagara or Minnehaha or Sho>hone or
Rainbow Falls. that saw IN Hawaii, for
each one of these is surrounded by scenery
peculiarly its own, and which i calculated
, To enhance or dctract from the main feat
urc according to the emotions or law ot
+ grandeur in the head and heart Of each be
holder. But each is well worth the journey
' II costs If one Is in love with this grand
old world in which he lives But all along
the yellow stone River
THF SCENERY Is REAUTIfUL,
And when II tones down, aS II sometimes
docs 10 commonplace. il only adds IA the
,nchantmcnt Climbing with truStful
affection all about it, mighty cliffs and
couvoutions we saw the clingng vine of
H AN "'''' -''''' ~ ''' '''''' 80 '''> 49, "
gle where the sour north wind never
comes. the hluchcll nodded and the pretty
Wild mar@u'rltr looked over INT" 'i' IN"
grasses +" h'dt IT. b"Nhi"i lace.
~ thl> season 81 tht year lhr i"IN =
fuu oi visitors representing 81 nations ana
stations IN NE ana one frequently th-
counters "dd people aho strange 'haFact'IN
and funny situations.
h"fc : az unusual specimen - VIZ ."'"
A'n- one OF our most NNaclou> l'Iio"-
travellers was banker hAldH~ tT"in
Illinois. ne "a~ straight a. an arrow ahd
NOR" than SIX i"ct III heiGh' liiS ha'f wa
just MrninG to iron era! and hi> lace "a>
Tuddy a. boy : lie endured any wear
ness oi the trip without Complaint ana
was Away busy with aIhbiti"uN schemes
Of the future. The morning found him
rr~t asi'r and the stars "a" sim iaSt nj
h'Ght 'ii1 speech was the voice "i 'h'
oracle aud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED TO MY FRIENDS
At !. .AMotNE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

.nasv.<-,.e."a...' 'sar'. r..,-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
For the Eil~w orth American.
HomewarQ Bound.


HomewarG Bound.
fsPFCTFULLN INSCRIBED TO MY FF
ATLAMoINE.
BY II. II. BROWN.
Mariners are We sailing
Down iife', beautiful bay.
And dear hearts that love Us
Cheer u on our way
With Reason a. our helmsman.
And Conscience ~ compass. guild
Tow ard the port Of Heaven
W. sail adpwn the tide;
Sailing, sailing. sailing
Adown the beautiful bay,
Sailing. sailing, sailing
Toward the port of Rest.
Now in peace We are floating
Aiown thr beautiful bay;
Life made tor loving,
H. tide >et~ now our way,
T.m- in dalljangc spending,
mug dreams " fame.
.u- fruit * idlenc-,.
Ih., WiIlW, wilma namc.
F~'.u-. floating floating
un ~, rIJ. 81 LIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

NoN our lie renewing.
Were Gnju- stiil our best.
For ,aii or row we're earning
cur right to love and rest;
Tit, and wind He ,endrth,
'1i> our, 10 take Hi, hand.
And loving thus each other.
Earn our summer land;
Loving. loving. loving
Through eternal life,
Loving, loving, loving
Enter into Rest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

Is about $50 feet at this place, and jus
before the natural dam Of rock is reache
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

Took this opportunity to rebuke the driver
and TO deliver a homily on the evils Of in
temperance, and, when he was in the
midst of his peroration and partly arising
to emphasize his words with gesture,
similar flask slipped out Of his own hip
pocket and was dashed to pieces by the
carriage wheels. However, he was equal
to the occasion, for he helped himself to
the drivers bottle and joined in the good
natured laugh. But now we are at Nam
moth Hot Springs Hotel and turn our tired
cattle loose to Craze on the rich grass and
repose their bruised bodies. This hotel is
A monster 1t is 425 feet long and five
stories high and will accommodate four
hundred guests. The formation here is
unique to say the least. 1t is of almost
pure chalk, making thereby sure and
pleasant footing. 1t rises up like white
dome, while at irregular intervals are
broad corrugations which make excellent
rests. Many hot springs, clear as crystal,
gush out along its bending top. Here is
another sulphur spring, and these two
words are labelled on a board over it, but
the sign is a useless ornament for the
odor is sufficient. The presence of pole
cat here would be like cologne bottle in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22
For the Ellsworth Americana
The Irrepressible Boy and his Father.

TRANSLATED FROM LETENDARD, OF MON
TRFAI ny II. 4. DUNN, BLUEHIl-L, ME.
During the last representation Of Free
mans circus in this city. was an auricplar
witness Of the following amusing con-
vcrsation between father and his little
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-09-22

And our coming i.mr.y.
Gol', onnwal best,
Tide, han, uo' delayed u.
Wind, ,be, hot Iii bthe-'.
Our own right arm j. Destiny,
WaN, canuo; avai'
We hcaJway maA, by fow ny
when there, DO wind TO ,ail;
Rowing. rowing, rowing
Gair>t Tie tidc> Of Fate,
ROW ins, rowing. rowing
We earn the port Of Rest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Ser gerfal Der sdiffabrt auf benz

Ser Terfaa Der Sdiffabrt auf benz
Wiififppt, b. g., Der obersn Strede awts
i9en ct. 2outs unb ct. Yaul lift sur
3ett, ba Der gertebr tbetIpsiis i5on ems
seiteat TT, bas GaseSssiprd9 Der 9oots
@isentbimer. Ra9 Qnsabsn poa Mits
s~liebern Der OampfersS nipection bat Der
9iters wte Perionenusrtebr auf benz 1Iufe
10 iebr absenommeu, bag taum nod etrpas
bapon abris sebliebeu. Rur penise Sabrs
3euse baben pGbreub Der Ieeten Saifon
r~eselmdBtse Sabrten senadt unb NIT 10
Iuenis Sroft, baB ss t9 taum se3ablt bat.
Neue Boote ftub nt9t einseffeIt worbsn,
auBer fur bic 9ol3ft0ferst unb aud bisisr
8ertebrs3ueis ntmmt al. Sn flint Sab
rem, useiueu bte 2suts, werbe CT gang aufs
seb6rt baben. Der grtras Der St9tens
palbunsen. ptrb serinser unS mas pom
3ol3banbeI nod ibrts TT. bsIsn bemdds
ttsen f9 bic giisnbabnen, bic iiberbaupt
benz SIuBusrtebr ben 2ebensfaben abidnsts
ben. @s 1T bic aniidt b~erporrasenber
9eute I'M S9iffabrtsssiddft, bas bte;gers
piqisunsen bes gonsrefss fir SIubuers
beferlnsen I'M Riififppi wesseporfenes
8elb fnb, wenn ber gonsrsB tsin @sies
erlafen Tam, wel9es psrbinbsrt, bab bic
giienbabnen als goneurrenten Der Sluss
i4iffabrt etn WouopoI auf ben @iters
unb Berionenusrtebr babsn. DaB BITE 2eute
i9le4ts 9ei9dfte sema9t babsn, merit
man aus bteien AeuBerunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
y mates MIlerIet.
8lhtbenbuft i'm @inter.

Sc 1T etne alte, namentti9 In Ebarins
gen seibte Sitte, am I%nbreasabenb (ben
80. Rouembsr) usridisbeus 3peise pom 9
Strdn4ern, louie 8duu,e in's @afer su
ifeuen, UNI aus Der 3abI nnb Sarbe Der
acknowledgement Blltentnospen AMI beiIis
gen Ibenb fir ~3utinftise Chen ein gross
nonittton gu fte0eu. Rtttels bieies iebr
etnfa9en 8erfabrens tann man fd etn
blumensei9miidtes 3immer berifeQen.
Wean tanu fi9 etuas 9tsbli9eres ni6t benz
ten, als NIT bIibenben apfsIbaums, tirtis
f5en SlieSers ober &aftaniensueiaeu i'm
Wtnter ben 8obnrdumsn Elm ssfalisss
IeuBere au uerIeibsn. Wit wte6erboltem
@e9ieI BON Bafer, bas sspdrmt ietn muB,
er5telt man IN wentsen Sassn iiberrai9enbe
@rfoIse. 3eitts bIibsnbs @swa9ie fnb
am s~eetsnetfen fir ben obisen 3ped.
Die ebrwirbise 9oltsitte ptrb ertIart NIT
benz 9tnpeis auf alte 8ibslfsIen, tn benen
BITE antunft @brtfti ansstinbist pirb; bas
Der ribrt ber @sbraud, baB gerabe BEL
gestnn Der abusnts3eit 3weise umaeiest
werben, bic am betIisen absnb sur 8litbe
gebra9t werben ioaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
9as ertpdblte Mittel bes tpeitiaen Mn=
feblerS.

wett isssm Tsrtf4ritt Der giuUaHSsruHs In seu Uettsu
B.fsH srsta fd cine n,us Ga4fras. nod SOftttsr's
Rassubttttrs. Gsu anssfsstIts sss.nseu fub of
Dsuisr s,iuus, ais dItss BObnFs,, neil Riasu.n aus
benz shr,It4 urbur stmadttu 9auss a~uftsis,u, Defenders
IN 5Iusuisru, Uel5e So4waH.ru ~ausstitst fiu6. Der
etnpanesr.r, Der itb BEN attrbau Oer Sem B.rsbau piss
met, fnest bals aus, penH CT IS ui4t i4ou Utis, baS bas
Sttiers ben siusteen i9srsu Sdue eeatn Malaria, fopis
seseH bic s.totu bs Wtaseus, Der geber uuo Der gtnass
psies sspdbrt, seuen r iufolse uou RIimaptdftI. Sen
etnHli'tn f9l.dteu @stters uns uus.pobntsm obsr uusss
iuResu &aHsr uuo ebtuiolh.r Sabruug ~ausaefsst IN.
Gsbalb f4dst q. sttiss srost Sauss uHb SdusmitttI 70
bod, ME ietne ibm trutpobHsnetn 8orSIse Is %psrsitusn,
nne febt ft Dor. oab CT imm.r stu Observation-Disclosures
ytttti perraists bot, aui has Il I'D 70 fet iur !3stt sT
Roth usrlafeu tauR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Sem neuen gulgarenfiriten.

Gang itauSeit i6panfenb On unb saaeuo,
Radbem Sulsarien Did erpGblt;
Oft bait Oh, 6as @ei6id befra9enb,
Die Rn0pfe Defines Rods geSdblt.
S6on i6ten bic Rlu9beit 3u %bebaupten
Den Sieg, uuo frob REF ales aus:
Or III perniinft'ger als mir elaubeu,
ST bantt unb bIeibt in Stub gu SalS!"
al8 absr in bes Sunblerns Sassu
Sas thermometer ma9tis ities,
% ipra6it On fiibn: Sd MIL es pd9en!
Dem tapfern Wanne mint Der Sis9!T
8erpunbert rief, ais man pernommen,
Gin ieoer i'm Sul9arenlano:
80 MIL er wirtlt6 bod nod tommeu2
Ha, benn etn So5 benz 6%erbinanb!-
Ges gSlt5ens frsubise Grresuns,
@1, lsiber 1T lie ldn9it perrau6t;
gu bait CUR reifen ueberlegung,
@u6 gar ;u LANCE 8eit 9ebrau6t.
uno oh @uropa'S bobe WG6te
Did milo aus ROt6en unb @efabr
@rretteu perben, nun, i6 bddte,
SdS piiroe Dir aumdbli6 tlar.
gBie melt On ipab'u masit in Der @uuSe,
8eiW Selfer nab't, Su lteblt aQein;
9tur ib mill treu ~ ieber Stunbe
Wtit meineu @iinI6en bel Dir iein.
WtS9'it On hes Sintmels @unit erfabreu,
sic i9enfe Dir 6aS I6Onite Slid:
Rebr' aus benz 9anb Der Sulaareu
&ebt balo NIT bsller Salt Suriil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Srans6fi5:5 rausatIantii6e

Sn Der 0ur9i9nittbere6nuns it Bet Der
Gunarblinie Der lansiame Danter Both
nia" NIT einsei9Iofen wobur9 has Or
sebniB uusiinitiser ausfdlt. Sbne 8es
ridf4tisuns bteies S9ifss pirbe Der
Dur9i3nttt fir bic senannte 2inie auf
1880 SesmeiIen fir bte Stunbe gu iteben
tommen. 9asesen 1T in 8stra5t su sies
ben, baB bic 9ur6i9nttts3iffer Der In
Sueiter be5u. britter Rstbe ifsbenben 2inie
bss Norbbenti6en 2lopb bur9 bic ssfdbrs
lt9ere uno besbaIb Acknowledgements lanss
iamere 5abrt burd ben &anal 3ar Norblee
nnsinitts beetnfluBt wtrb, baB aIio BITE abs
foIute 9ei4pinbtstsit BET 9ampFsr bss
Norbbeuti9en 2lOpb gum minbeiten auf
berieIben 96be ifebt, pie bic Der fransSiis
i4en unb i9neuifsn snsIii9en Qinie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
81 peId.u @iBperftanbnis.n bic Il

81 tpelfet WtlBBerftanontBen bic tn
Berlin ibItde gsrusdfsIuns BON vmtr"
unb umt9~ flbrsu mag, peranl5auIidt
foIsenbss, In Der rEdsI. Runbidau" mits
setbeiIts 9uiessiprd6 suii6sn einem Bers
liner unb etnem Wtener: v8oIen sic mir
Sbren Batter nennen2' - ,Wein Batter
beist Soiepb Bergman" - Bid bod ;
Sd uiu Sbnen msinen So5n nennen." -
vSett mann baben sic benn etnen Sobn2"
r@erfeben Ste mir iut: sic iolIsn
mir Sbren S9ptesersater nsnnsn." -
yIber i'd BIN ia bod Iebts." - vRu, ebsnif
oaruus pta Id Sbueu ustnen S9uissers
fobn nennen.~ - v@sr lit benin Sbr
S9wteserfobn2"- rRurt unb iut: Wols
len sic mstne EO9tsr betratben - @as
rum babeu 9 bsnn bas ni5t sIei9
s'iast2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
GreoIensS prihm0rter.

Der @arm bat DOT benz SabH INNER In.
re6t,
Die S4ubs aasiu wiiisa. oh bic Strimpfe 90:
der baben.
8orte miisn aerbsn, bamit bic Rsni9en
leben. -
SiHte BEN Sunbe bsiBt's ,bu Suub', DOT benz
Sunbe Ssrr Sunb."-
Die gsSuIS bss aruisu seSt DOT Sas Mmol.R
bes RsideH. -
0is Sotaen iinb uns ndbsr ais has @Iad. -
Der @etS bilft auiaben, absr Ridt traatn. -
IS etbt ultbr Sunbs els Rno9sn. -
Nsr Hi4ts sriobren bat, bu Tam aa& utdts
trftnben. -
wsy tumss b0blt em goesH psbnf, bG Heitt
osrtatsm Slut, pct4srf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
9aB mon NIT breunsnben StrsidbSI,.

SaB mon NIT brennsnben Strsi9b0Iss
DEN mad einem 9ed In elmer RatursasIsis
tunS ia9t, 1T cine neue, absr iebsnfals
nt9t prattti4e @stbobe, rueI9e einise gss
pobnsr Don ..Eifin, Ohio, isbr gu ibrsm
Gstopeisn erprobt baben. sic 1T nod wes
niger na43aabmeu, ais bic Wetbobs Der
YtttsburSer Ratursass &ompasnisn, weI9e
8erbtnbunssn berfteaen, obus uor5sr has
Gas abaebrebt gu babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

Cine Sreunoin ma9te elmer alien Gos
quette. bic ftd iebr iussnbli9 tleibst, bess
baIb 8orwirfe unb iaste gum S9IuB:
s8tr mafen unbebtnstIu uiereu 9eidmad
anbern, wenn mir altern.~ - vWas iein,
baB 9u alterft", rief bic ~4usssriffsne tisf
uerIsst, It'd usbme bloB an Sabreu 3u."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
@ept nidbt Az, ein, grtaItuuo ouf bt, a,

Sept nt@t ~, cine GrtaItuns auf b. on
bers foIssu gu Iaifsn, bis Cure sebIs unb Gun
gen IN einem i3ufanb dronii6sr gntsiinbun,
anSelaust iin6. !Sreift bic triteH SpmptomI
Der qlnsenentilnbuus NIT Gales Sonep o
Sorebouno ano Ear on unb Sbr babt elmer
lsittsn Sis8. Del aqeH DrlS9iftn psrtauf
~ CSC. Cox. uub 81.
0leua's S&Ssfsisif, taa sss ptff6ssst aSs.
cure 9sss. 4. SsriisIss, fApsp u, ssssa, Dec.
StsAs 9aAuiSu usprpYtss ssIsa 10 I gRta- ass.
Sernsn osm ssswss<r, usad estsunsek
Epessunas q. IN ass
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Qner's gilen ftub Elm bsauemes WitteI

aper's Bilen inb Elm bequemss @ittsI,
bas man INNER Bel Der 5anb baben taun.
Sic ftnb aber3udert, Iei9t stnsunebmen,
BON unfeblbarer @irtiamtsit un6 superI6ls
fig als 9eiImittel. Sbrs @irtuns erifredt
ft9 iber etne sroBe ansabI pon &rantbeis
ten, wette bur9 St6ruuseu TN Maseu
un6 tn ben gerbauunssuert3eussn bsr6sis
geflbrt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Gin jalomoniideS ItrtbeiI.

5dnsdsn (0uintaner) uns @retb6en
(ansebenbe b6bere EO9ter) f~treiten iber
bas Genus bes Wortes ceur. S5tteBIt9
wirb bte autoritdt BON Wama augerufen,
I'm gu entfdstoen, ob es betBs lie ceur
ober la ceur (9er3.)
vOas TT alIes betbes faIi5," antrportet
Wau1a tur3, ves beiBt Qtt5r!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Nidt geriuges aufieben ma9ts ON II

Sttober Mittass etn fetnsetIeibstsr Ser,
i'm 8rumenabsnanaus NIT bsasn 9Iaees
banbi4uben, weIder, In cine 3tsbtarre ses
ipannt Elm 6ubersB einfaB burd bis Stras
ZEN Der Stabt DifsIborf fubr. Sc bans
bette fi9 BET Der 5abrt UNI eine, tn etnem
renommirtsn W einrefaurant ssma1te @et:
te. Der Betreffenbe bat bic @ette, Ipenn
aud TN SapstBe fetuss ausei9ts, sss
ponnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Wm SeufeIsteiu Bet ben QGerbeiIioens

am Seufslsiteiu BET ben auerbeiIisens
fallen (S9war,waIb) baben Der srosartis
gen freteu Ratur u nfrsie gbemanner in
foIssnber 8etie tbr 2eib sstIast. Ser
erite i9reibt:
vWeiue Senristte
Sat mid an Der &stte!"
Der tweite:
sWeiue Sobanns
Sat mid aud barauue;"
Der brittle ieufst nit:
rl1nb bic mstne
Sabrt mid an ber 2sinsl~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

Sas immerpdbreube @efabl, ais Of
man rmarobe~ unb vtaput" pdrs, ldBt i6
Isi9t bur4 ben 9snuB pOn &psr's Sarias
partIa heben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Begranoete 5urdt.

8~etruntener 9atts Commit mad 5auis
unb febt feline 5rau ~bOppeIt): v5srrsott,
ruenn t5 rnr morsen ni6t weseu 8tsamts
ansetlast perbe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

Sic idlehte Gegen6. Dame: va5,
wte Der Bfrft9baum uoaer glitben baust!
9a perbet tbr sire quite @ruts babsn." -
Bauer: sBarum net gar, fe uer'u bait
IN bere @esenb ME nett aeitts !" - Dame:
rWie, 1T benin bter bas RItu1a 10 raub 2"
Bauer: rD6s net, aber B. 8ubsn freHen
9 bait allepeiI i1o' grin.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
Cine ipnberbare Mpbe 1T In gari

aufsetau4t. auf ben &ir5bSfen werbeu
an ben 9rdberu Metauba9isn In Der Torm
Der SpartafIen anssbra9t, In wsl5e bic
Beiu4er In Der aaerissIsnpo5s ibre 9ifs
tsntarten sleiten Iafsn follsn. Die BIN.
tsrbliebenen Samilisn molten bisrbur9 ers
fabren, psr pom ben 2ebenbsu tbrsr Eobtsn
nod Itsbepol gebenttI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

sd bite re6t i56n I'M, sin &Impisn
i'd BIN Elm entIafsnsr GRANDDAUGHTER unb
babe ni5ts u,ebr aIs ein paar Or q I Is
= atronen In Der Tai1e."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29

2afouiid. MtstPer: Isle molten mild
aIiO ussen bss uubebsutenbsn Mietbrids
ftaubes an bic 2uft feseu2" - 8irtb
SAL - Wtstbsr: vaber bu Itsber 5ims
mel, mas tommt benin idIieBIi9 babel bers
ars2~ - Wirtb: ,Ste!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-11-29
3I9e 05rbIi9

Dts 3Hss 8 unO 4 s.BsH tdsIia ab. 1 uub Q tasIia
Soautass s~usssnommen.
Sags mad aa.n StatiOu.u Der Der. Staa;su u. CANADA
~ kabtn IN Der Office Der 9~0Hpasuts an Wainitrabs uus
am @lsnbabHoepot,
Baggage SIrassRsnS bis sam gsfimmuHssOrt.
-Seinfs epsitpassH uHS puImanns S5Iafpassa anf
anRs surhssbenstu 3hstn.
SAs aidss. SSIafpassu. 3stttabt4sa uHb uuSsrs 5ns
tsrasttsasn fpStas maH Dor, BET
3. 5tsftnssrter, assnt.